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I N • The Countess it , , r land H M, • DAVEN;PORT ; I D A 'Ulric:4lP Mrs. DICKONS. • Will be represented the I nstallationofthe Abbot of Corbey. • ikf ter Which will be performed (for the third time) a new . . Farce, in Two Acts, called A BUDGET OF BLUNDERS.: Mr. M The Cliaraaersby . • UNDEN, sAr• 4114UNT(Thr. .Mr. LISTON, Mr. FAWLEY, • Mr. MENAGE, Mr. KING. . ' ' Mr. HEATH, Mr: GAY WOOD, Miss 130 LTO N, Mrs. GIBBS, . . 130 xes Mrs WitITMORE,.. , • 2; c ai.S. Second Price 3s. 6d.---Pit 3s - 6d.• _Second Price T h ,:a i rgy 2s. - second Trice is . --Upp e r G a llery is. ours will he opened at Halt past Five, and the Play -71,1Ibet 'lair past S 'C ix., • • tee n ne w -Farce, all A Budget Of Blunders, having again repe lecei ved withi rei terate d b ursts at app l ause , wi ll b e :rheat,, after the n e w Drama of Irhe tree Knights, or, ti. 4. •"id of Charlemagne-, -every Eve:..irtg till 'Luther no. TENTH: TIME, lhider v.._ 'LYC ECI M Ti iE A. RE. G r . he S pecial Licenseut the LORD CHAMBE R LAI NY, tnted.for the present Season tO the joint application of THEI,; all Patties principally interested. IR Majesties' Servants,. fortuity; the. COM NI, -,,N \ IY of the late .DRURY LANE 'THEATRE, Vetfor,"llS PRESENT EVENING, Pebruary 9, pito, t O , ' T I a new Play in Five Ads, founded on Massinger's 1 • - -• "' ed Y biTh C - 'M' daca lled e• ay a ' In, ca . ' RICHES! • Ur, THE wi ,E AND BROTHER. • • The Criapaers by. Mr. POWELL; Mr. HOLLAND, s• Air. RAYMOND, Mr.AVRENCH, . . Mr. DE .AMP, Mr. PENSON, . • .•• 1 % 4 1'. VAUGHAN, Mr. I. SMITH, ' Mrs. EDWIN, Miss RAY, , • Mrs ORE, ;:it, Mrs.. SCOTT. The Prologue to ne spoken by Mt. V YR E, , A rai tne I:pilogue by Mrs. EDWIN: After i %. '" ' .' y 'llch (for the third nine at this Theatre)#tiftelusical Eoterrainment of . , THE RE\ lEW ; Or, Ti - lAGS OF WINDSOR. di; IX ;wry Bull, Mr PENSON ; _ Cap Lin Beaugard, Mr. •, • Looney Ma6twolter, hlr. IOtiNSIONE I John Lump, Mr. 0 X •sEK ItY ; • • Caleb, Quoreni, • Mt. '•: W 5 ; , • - • Charies tvl r. H.) N ;•• • Grace Gaylove, Mrs. OR , . ER 'Lucy, Mrs. BLAND ' • • toxpt Pheebe, Miss KELLY. - —erY-vs. Second-Pri ce ;s• 3s. 6d. Second Price zs,.— Pri ce6d 2 . 3 . Seconti Price rs.—Upper qallery is. second ''A n - " r row, The Hypocrite; with The Mayor of Garrott. ~ ......_t liat el; wp rM o z . l . Farce is in rehearsal, will be imme. LOCK. HOSPITA:„ NU Alt Y 20, 1810. s • 'r a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT, sum— v,te !honed to take into consideration the present decayed illr c t the t g BEDSTADS and BEDDING of , the HOS. was Resolved, • sen t „ t an appeal should be - made to the Public on the pre -nuccasion„ wo rd Luck Hospital has for more than half a century th e Led relief to the most wretched and miserable objects in 41 -I " ) uniiy.; since the f:otnafencem:nt of the _lnstitution, k ri e t sa a. number than 30,577 Fatients have been/illimissect Ef t , flo s i rdY cured; many persons of both sexes restdted to their tXr st es, Who Might otherwise have lirig e red out a tat ilsome tio os - , llc es rnartyabapdoned characters reclaimed by the a 'nstrutlion afibrded to the patients; and the progress of, • to Posterity, disease. dreadful to the sufferer, a ) id destructive • 1, materially arrested: ee „'en the le4th of time tile Bedsteads and Beddirfg have 1 " use, the peculiar nature of the. disease, : - .nd the reme ithich are employed for it core„they aie retfder..:d cont. : th as e i ''Y unfit tor farther use Tu defray, the eipence of cur_ as t h',. n hew ones, several hundred pounds are necessaty, a,nd po rt (`' Ot . the Institu ion are very Adequate to.the sup. resource )f the annual expenditure. the Governors have no other P u b lic but an appeal to v•eirown body; and to titesgnet.otts , to accomplish what She, conLeive robe inclispeasa. necessary to the existence at the Hospital. ,eflbscriptions--for the aboVe purpose will be thankfully c littv . ed ar ,„ at the Hospital ; at. Messrs: Lltummonds and Co, thor"g- Cross ; Down, horntan, wid Fret, Bat'. 'l/ 4 „ 9l bew - lane ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street and Mons. Moriand, and Co. Pall-Mall. Resolved . •} lt !hat su c h persons-as subscribe Five Guineas or upwards, A r s the priVil spa recommending Patientt, subjed to the of the Hl, until the expiration of the year iff to, By order of the Board, N. MEREDITH, Secretary. ° T A I, Ti• T lON to prevent Mistakes in the Delivery of GEN d.'EMEN's LUGGAGE, PARCELS, LE TTERS, &e. iraed to the NORTHUMBERLAND COFFEE j`t)IISE, CHARING-CROSS.. ITIERWIN most tespeafully begs leave to 4t quaint the Gentlemen of the Ariny and Navy, his ti Unds and Customers, 'and Tradesmen in general, that-the UMB E R No D EA-it/USE is situated at la ;'N-cross, diredly pposite the Gate ; of Northumber. lia-rv'irlionse, and not in St. Martin's- lane. Several Mistakes Ilkl tiit i g happened, is the reason of inserting this Advertise (=haring-cross, Feb. 17,18'°• ( . ;E'N ERA L Silt JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming a re gu l ar yliltary Bed for the-held, Barracks, &c. also a SOFA fora p,.nt or k &c. and likewise a SEA COT for on board 0 "I r P, the whole packing in a small ValiCe, allowed the most a,,,, t able ever y et manu f a ct ure d, invented by MORGAN i. 7, S ANDERS, No. 16 and i7,.Catherire street, Str a nd, mast hurnh4y presume the Irighest honours ought, to be rig C all those w h o so ga ll antly l i ve andstlit for their King .• . 14 MONEY. • ESSRS. LUCAS and Co. beg Leave to inform iarY • thost that may be desirous of buLtiowing Tempo, Permasient SUMS of MONEY, that-they can - at all, , •4 l les, and without delay, advance any Shin from One to Twenty Thousand Poimids„ . and up Wirds; on personal. 11 ;`" - Y other S ecur i t y , ar i s i ng f rom M arr i age S ett l einents,filu. -) 10 1;. 4 the Vunds, Clergyinens! ,Livings, orT:eehold, 44 : and Leasehold Estates, on the most fair and equitable lr", an will also condul every I4egut iatiOn triode less tekee tha k n what is usually inctirted in money tA' - alisMciins. te ; eisonal Appli cat io ns Messrs. Lucas and CO. .re at their house, No. 19, Jeritiyit-street, famts's, -1 Letters, post-paid, immediately answered'. uittes Ten yew purchase will be kii,vell.lo svebreit MCADAY, FEBRUARX 1810. SP.RINp ,CATTLE qlow. r 011 D SOMEAVILLE's EXHiIiITION of 41-4 CATTLE, EP; CLOTH'', tic. W . lll he held on ,MQN DAY, 1144rch 5,.• -at SADLLR's .kEr'43l - IyORY 3 6osvireil-sirect , A SALE Will take place on the«EUNF3SUAY MORN. , ING of the Snow, at Eltv,ll o'eloch, tor choice Lots of SHE E P, of superior quality, of , all descriptions'. Notice to be given to Lord Somerville Ten• Days previous to the Day (A Sale, by those who intend to offer Stock. T a GENERAL MEETING of the LI CENSED LOWLAND DISTILLERS- of SCOT LAN o,,cOnvened by Advertisement in the Public Newspo. Hera, and held at Falkirk, this ith of January, • PRESENT• Mr. James Haig, Sunbury.. Mr. loin Philp, Dolls. Mr. IVi . Main. Mr. 12.(-bert Stein, Canonmills. Mr. Audi ew Haig, Clacktnannan. Mr. lames Bruce. Tnitilihn... Mr. George M‘Laggan, Unaerwood. Mr. lol.n Mowbray, Carnbus: Mr. Cairaie. Barzowfielo. Mr: James Miler, Craigend. Mr. John Stein, Kennerpans. Mr William M lamiesou, Grange. Mr..Adarn Dawson, 13otinytown. Messrs. lolin bald and Co. Carsehritige, by proxy. Mr. Andrew Taylor, Westbarns; by proxy—And Messrs. Speirs, IVlitcliell, anti Co. Kirkcaldy, by Proxy. Mr. HAIG, of Sunbury, chosen Preses. - The' Meeting hati - ng been more particularly called for taking into their serious consideration ale following pare,. .graph. which appeared in the public paper;, viz. " Many great irregularities having bean pradised in the distilleries in Si:attend, we find that measures are very proper. ' ly taking,by the Excise Board, to entierce penalties to a con e siderehle Amount, for not complying with the several regula. tions required by law—" - , Un ei niously aclow,ce. theJollowing Resolutions: trno, Teat the insirKitionconVeyed by the above paragraph against 'ne Lowland e pistillers, of evading the duties, is ci. lumuicuA in the highest degree, being conscious thavehey - dis charge meet relietoualy their Cilktlei to the ReVenue, and being satisfied titat there is not an Officer of the Buerdiof Excise, who can charge them with a single fraud in their distillery operations. zdo,Treit the sinister intentioneif the insertion of this para. 'graph is strongly corroborated, from the newsman in London, 1 who sent it to the Scots newspapers, having refused to give the name of the author, 'while he admitted that money was peid - for its insertion in the different [ Scots newspapers by the person who gave hen the paragraph. , . • etie, That in these circumstances the' Lowland Distillers cannetbut feel that they nave much to fear; when the Inter— course Bili uetweeu England Scotland. and Ireland, shall be, under consideration) --from interested persons; who may en. deavour to get introduced Parliamentary reguletions of a ten. deney ruinous to the trade in Scot land. . . . The Nleeteng thereforeeake this opportunity of stating that, by theeketicles of Union between England and Scotland, no distiedion can be legally made in favour of the one country or the other. both being equally entitled to the - same privi icges and edvantagesein 'elation to' trade and manufacture : I hat it has been the tnnel - in prattice Of PArliAlpenr strictly to adhere to this - principle • except in the single instance of levying the duties in Scotland on. the distillery, where a dile ferent inode was adopted frorn that in England,' and origiL natty introduced as a favour * to Scotland, oy exetninion from ' all Excise Survey, upon payment of a License Duty, on the, Content of 'the Stilt; • filet new regulatiens were alterwards made, at complete variance with the former, particularly in the rnanuladure of spii its in Scoilatul,for the consumption of , England, as,well as iii the Sceta dietiilei•ye where, in addition to the system of licence, the whole ,Excise regulations in England have since been superadeled, with many e otheis which are not known in the Excise Survey on ihe English distillery. The Meeting however hope that no farthetencroachineets; in regard to this menutacture.will be made on the principle of ev the Union . and they trust to the e:cloin and patriotism of their Representatives in Parliament, in checking any attempt of tins mature, and in endeavouring, ea' possible, Id restore the Distillery Laws to greater unison with the Treaty of UM on of the two kingdoms. eto, T hat it is greatly for the interest of every one of their number; that the-Duties be fairly Colluded; and that every Regulation of Excise, therefore, which has for its object the security & the Revenue, without unnecessarily hamper. ing the trader, should be strictly- complicit with. , . eto, That the Lowland 'Distillers of Scotland, having 'a right to insist as British subjetts, that the same system and Mode of survey shbuld de adopted in bout countries, they beg testate only a few of the existing dit*rences in the re -spedive systems. In Scotland, the distilleries are in the possession of the Ex. else, day and night, besides being surveyed daily by superior • pfficers. Ail their spirits must be run ento a receiver in their . still-!rouses, which is under the lock and fastenings'of the Excise, and from which no spirits can be tak4n, till their quantity and stresigth is ascertained, and the lastennies re ! moved by the otheers of Excise. Their stock of spirits is taken at any time the Excise think proper, generally several times iii the.courshof the week ; but, in England, the offi cers of -Excite do hot keep possession of thee : still-houses,' 1 the spirits are not run into a receiver, nor is the quantity or i strength ascertained, before they are put into stock, which ale run immediately from their stills to the cellars, &gene ral stuck of spirits. In short, no account whatever of their ' spirits is taken from the etiel-housea and, in place of the stock being 'taken an account of almost-daily, as an Scotland, it is only required-by law to be taken once in three months, i and tWenty-four hours notice Is given to the distiller, by the t Excise officer, before proceeding to ascertaie.it. The Scots regulations now stated are for securing - the duty on wash and Spirits, :and die Meeting is of opinion that they are wise arid ' salutary, and should be extended to England, particularly as they are liable to Excise .duty- en wash and sleets only. 6to, That the Meeting,- however, mention these particu. I lars, which are but a feW of the extraiml - mary checks and re gulations to which the trade is liable in this eoulitry, for the t purpose &establishing that a palpable dilierence prevaiis on theoperation of the distillery laws in the two countries, with . no view of complaining& t nose checks, however various and frequent, but with a feelingehet they have a light, ar all rates, to demand one of two prepositions : Either that the Scots system rod regulations stria be introduced in the dis tillery of Englaexl; or that the English system and regula ' tions shall be adopted in Seutlatid ; —considering it . not only is strictly consenarit with the Articles of Union, but highly for 1 the edvantage and reel welfare of thew/huh: einpue, thet there ! should be no ditlinetion in the las s and reguiatioes relative to the manufactures of either country. eino ; That illicit alistillatioh of spirits, both from grain and sugars, is now arrived at a height eeeirely empsecedented..- in 4 sonic districts of the country, there is not sale fur asingle gale I .lon &Spirits legally distilled, and .no , pert. of the coinitiy I wleatever, whether Lievviand or Highland; can be justly ex- Imined from tile charge of consuming large quantities of spi rits manufactured in sinugglinkstills. Tlie ' Lowletict • Des tillers are by this means necessrt, tell either to. hold their spi -1 rits, or dispose of them' at an.' undervalue. Several have in i cons.quente, relinquished the tia<ie, and the gileitbr eurnber 1 of - those who still continue in the beleiness.are preparing also I ,to abandon it. . • . . The Lowland Distillers hold themselves to be well entitled to protection against a systent of smuggling, equally disgrace.. 'i ful to the natiortil-citara..tcr as-injurious to.uie lair trader.— That the more active oxertions of the officers of Excise arc imperiously cailed.for in putting theeiasting laws into sttict, execution against illicit • That smuggling stills, multiplying every day throughout all Scotland, must esta blish that rhuse exertions•have,hcen tela ked, tin: which the Meeting cannot account,•:except the fact is, as they have , heen repeatedly in;Orineil,, that there is not 4:'.flicient eticou ragement given to the officers of Excise or 'mining seizures,' a policy which, if pursued, is certainly much to be: con dertined. • That the Lowland DL are. however, also. satisfied, that there is a want of vigour in the regUlations of the , laws, themselves, for eiffetually supilessin,g7dowstie srliuggi:ng, and that the niterterence the Legishaute, by ►it,: introduction of additicnal pains and penalties, is iliereiure necessary for curing the evil. An the name, and by ;11e authority of.the Meeting, • 'AMES HAIG, Chairman, SINGULAR AND CENUthE AFFLICTION. . _ AGENTLEMAN (past the Meridian of Life), who has hitherto, by his Literary Qualifi ca ti on§ an d Attaininents; supported himself with` decency and cointbrt; is now, by' tile atilieting" Dispensations of Providence,leduced to, the lost stage Of physical Debility, and pecuniary-. Iniji gence. For upwards of Eight 'll/1-withs, ha .has struggled with a most severe, painful, and dangerous illness ; pros trate the grealet part of the time, on the Couch of Misery and Pain. The walk Of Literature in which he was principally en gaged, was that of Contributor to some of the most respect- , able Publie Frints, chiefly as a Parliamentary .Reporter, in whfch Capacity - he has attended either House more than T‘iventy Years. But the DEPLORABLE state of He?lth to which he is redUced, not only totally pre - cludei‘ him front engaging-in ri 7 Business of the kind, which involves no small degree Of physical Trouble,:but from making any intellec, tual exertion in the least degree adequate to his support': . ' To constitute the Climax of the Advertiser's. Allidtion, Wife, principally from her anxious . Solicitude, and close -Attendance on him, during. so long an interval, is recently attacked by a violent ever, aecympanied by a dangerous put. nionary AIR:Chou", unffr which•she bow lingers. He shrinks with aversion and horror from the baleful example of that -very superior genius CH at - ra it Teri, who,. though blessed ' witn.youth and health, preferred. -draining the empoisoned Vial, and rushed, unbidden, into the pres,ince of his Maker I or, the perhaps still inure deleterious example of that more • transcendent Initinary, OTw AY, who yielding to a listless despondency, fared into the Arms of Death l The Advertiser, relying with humble Confidence on that humane and cony. passionate Sympathy ; that discriminative Feeling ; and that unparalleled Beneficence, which charaiterize the British Public, submissively entreats those under such benign In-' fluencts, to come forward and contribute to his Assistance and Relief. Benefactions will be thankfullAwceived;: and gratefully acknowledged, on the partithhitiertiser, by the Pro prietors of this Paper, at thV'Officc, and by Mr. Scripps, the Publi;her; by .)odor Pearson, Hanover-square; Mr. Copeland; Surgeon, Goldep.square; Edward 'Quin, Esq. Traveller Office, Fleet-street, who can assure Contributors as to the correduess of the above Statement ; and by Mr. Ridgway, floOkseller, Piccadilly. . JUBILEE AND BIRTH-DAY HEAD-DRESS,-or, ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR. No, I iq , Bishopsgate. street Within. THE distinguished admiration bestowed by the hishionable World at Court on the new Invention in-, troduced by Ross, during the late 'jubilee, and the reputation which has universally attended his ornamental prodladions, pre.einitiently distinguish him aboVe all competition. By twenty years studious application to the principles .of his profession, fie Tias at length brought to complete perfec tion the most extraordinary Head Dress ever offered -for public approbation, and which has obtained the appellation of " Ross's Heads of Hair." Art-here rises to the most pertea semblance of nature ; the superticies ot the skin and ComplexiOual colours of the head are u► At astonishingly imitated, and , appear as the ground war): and base upon which the hair is fixed. Every Particle is so admirably construded as to admit the most fn►nute examination, without the possibility of , a dis= covery.; and the whole system is so-exquisitely wove as to combine ustiful comfort and elegance of taste with the most happy appearance of nature. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in Quarto, and illustrated by Engravings, price 11 us, 6d. in boards, ERCULANENSIA or, Arcliological and 11 Philological Dissertations ; containing a. Manuscript fpund among the ruins of H RC ULANEU M. Dedicated, by Permission, to His - Royal - Highness the Prince of Wales. • - HUTCI-lINSON's MEMOIRS. . - OC`PAVO This Day was published, The Third Edition, in Two Volumes Mc.iavo with Por. traits arid other Engravings, price beards;, EMOIRS Of; the LIFE of COLONEL CHI NSON, Governor •of Nottingham Castle, and Town - , Representative of the County of Nottingham in the lung Pitrliamerit, and of the To%Vn of Nottingham in the first Parliament of Charles .11. &c. With original Anecdotes of many of the most distinguished of his Vontemporaries, and a Summary Review of Public Affairs : written by his Wi. dow, Lucy, Daughter of Sir Mien 41.psley, Lieutenant ofthe Tower, From original MSS. By the key. LULU'S HUTCHINSON. To which is prefixed, • The Lite . eif Mrs. Hutchinson, written by herself, a Frag ment. Priilr i d for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paterno ter-row. A few Copies remain in Royal Quarto, with first imprcs sions vi the Platesi'pri k ce2J. izs. bd bonds. LEEDS,' LIVERPOOL :AND SWANSEA CANAL • SHARES.. _-TO BE :SOLO BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT; On 'Friday, March 2, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, in . the Monthly Sale, LE"' and LIVERPOOL NAVIGATION, Twenty Shires in this excellent Concern, dividing at present SI. per Share o net per Annum, expeCied consider ably to increase, by knpWn advantages it evidently possesses. SWANSEA CANAL, Fifteen Shares in this very im proving. Navigation, dividing 51.. per Cent. net, expected to increase. ' _ l'articulars at the Mart and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-istreet. Printed tor T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. DISTILLATION. This. Day was O published, In (one, Volume Oaavo, rrice gs. in boards, A N INQUIRY into the STATE of NA /A. 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Fragments in Prose, and Verse ;" With a Preface and Annotations, • - - By the Rev. F. RANDOLI'H, D. D. .. ._ _ . _ __ Bath : printed by K. Lruttwell ; and sold by Cadell and r Davies, Strand ; and Hatchard, Piccadilly, London. Of whom may be had, ' In Two Vols. .14s. with a Portrait of the Author,' FragMeilts in Prose and Verse. ti• The, First Volume may be purchaSed separately, price 7s. 6d. [PRICE SIXPtNCE. 1-IALPPtNiqy: FICTLI I.L ING ( -0 f• " 3A, tg I Tiff COMMISSION4#S for . viOlvAL LINO [[is _Majesty's Navy do hereby gtve Notice, That on Toi;....day the 20th of February' next, they will 4? ready - to ree - eive Jest in writing ( sealed up); and treat for Threw -lundred and Fifty : tons of ROSE CORK. (seconds) BUTTER: or flutter of equal • goodnels; to - he delivered one Hail thereof in Six Weeks, and the other Hall in Six Weeks altertoards;-itsto His M;,ie y's l/r walling Stores al the Poo ts, and in the proportiials zitrder.7:nzentiOned, ~ ~ . Tons. Deptford - - 150 Portsmonth - )04 Plpnouth 35 0 and to be paid for by Bills p4able, with Inkier', ninety detyi alter • date. , • The• Conditions of the Contra& m. 9, be seen at the K►Ytary's Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender, in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length,' or that shall not be delietted to the licard before One o'clock , on the said Tuesday, the 2otb .0f February next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for; PICTUALLING.OFFICE, Feb. 2, 2Si°. 'THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1- 1115 M47ESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Joh last. they•will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for such inanthks of eod iGund SPANISH RED, FAYAL, or ‘TENERI FFE WINE, as the respective Merchant: and Dealers therein may think proper to offer; to be subject to a Warranty of Twelve Month:, to livered, free of Customs and Excise Duties, one half thereof be tween the first' of March and thirtieth of April next, and the Giber Half between ifrst of May and thirtieth of 7 s sne ing, into Air Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports: mouth and POrnantk, and be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety, days, after dote. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen 'at -the .S:erretary't Office. No Tender will be accepted unless the quantities and pricercf each description of !Fine shall be distinctly stated.; nor will regard be bad to any Tender in which the Pricer shall nit be inserted in words at length, or that shall, not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 2oth °lnstant, nor unless the Perron who nza4es the Tender, o► some , Person on his behalf, attends, to answer s when called /sr. '- t P IC TUALLINc-OFFXB, Feb. 4th, ISto. T HE COMMISSIONERSjor VICTUAL Lil 4 HIS MAJESTY', NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the zzd inst. their Agent at Portsmouth will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Thousand Quarters of good ENGLISH or FOREIUN WHEAT, (to weigh flAy-rix pounds per B us h e l, an d in rase It should weigh above fifty-six pounds per Bushel, the" overweight will be paid for,) to be delivered at the said fort, in one Month, and to be paid for by Bill, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contra Ft may be seen at the VlElaalltng Office at Portsmolllb„ -No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall -- not beinsertediskuPprds at length, or that shall not be delivered to be A,getqWore,Twelve o'clock on the said Tbursdety the 221, instants nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, op some Person en his behalf, atte:di, to answer, when called for. - 41111 ) • OFFICE OF ORDIieINCE, Feb. is, 'at?, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS ,1144 7ESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby jive Notice, th.;t be,. - ,receitied at their Office, in .Pall,lllall, on or befo?e7relbitkitii6i, the 28th Day of February instant,,from such Perioif a32.47bitoilling to undertake the Sseppfr of TACK LE HOOKS, and itedious other article o/ I RON, for service , of • Mu Department', • for a period of Three Years. • Patterns of the Article, may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower ; where fur ther Particulars, together with the Terms. and Co;tditions tko Contract may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where also the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Tackle Hooks, &c." but no Proposal can be admitted after the 28th day of Febise.ry; at Twelve o'Clock at Noonef the same day ; neither will ay., Ten. der be noticed, unless the Party making- it, or ,an Agent u; kit &half, shall attend. • • I& Order of the Board, . R. H. CREIP lee. EAST INDM HOUSE, J.rn.3t,1310. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED • COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, Trad. •ingtcrthe EASTINDIES, do hereby give Notit7e o That thi 4 Altilsfer Boob of the said Company's Stock wilt 7,e ShtA atrFhWilk; , , the lot of March next, at Two o'clock, and oiittitrig,thi'on - Thtterday the 12th of"J'Aprit following. That a Quarterly G?neral Court of the said C',,,ripau 6e • beld at their Housc, in,Leadenball-street, on ifidnesd.y, tie ;31h March next, at eleven o'clock in the frengon. That a General Court of the said Company will be bell at :air • 11 : House, in Leadenhall- street, on ircdnesday,tke Ittb April next from - Nine o'clock in the Morning, until Six In the Ei:ening, 6,r ' the Eleßicn 41 Six DiregOrs ol,the said Compask, for . Four Years. 4 And that the istr of the Menheif. of the raid C:ntiait);; will be teao!), to i_e,44a-vexed q 1 iblt liguse, LA: 7 hur.rdZry; i March next. - _ _ _ RA/1.11.1Y; S.tretan s 017 ) to ;IDA Iris ding )a sit xeti le) • by 11011 )4'3 a in and •ved ~rc~ dif* orer )V r. [ig ritto